Japan | Occupation Studies

Toward a Global Interpretation of Military Government Anti-Fascism Campaigns

by knowles | Aug 15, 2023 | Conceptual, Germany, Italy, Japan, Re-education, United States

Toward a Global Interpretation of Military Government Anti-Fascism Campaigns Mikkel Dack, Rowan University Aldo L. Raffa, an Italian-born political science instructor at Georgetown University, was recruited by the Office of Strategic Services (OSS) in 1942, and later...

Collaboration in Japanese-occupied China (1937-1945): Old and New Questions

by knowles | May 9, 2023 | China, Collaboration, Japan, Occupation and Empire

Collaboration in Japanese-occupied China (1937-1945): Old and New Questions David Serfass (Inalco-IFRAE), Paris Six years after the invasion of Manchuria at the end of 1931, the Japanese army took over the most developed Chinese provinces between July 1937 and October...

Japanese (Un)preparedness for the Occupation of Malaya

by knowles | Aug 2, 2022 | Japan, Ukraine, Uses for the Present

Japanese (Un)preparedness for the Occupation of Malaya Sandra Khor Manickam, Erasmus University, Rotterdam The Japanese invasion of peninsula Malaya began on 8 December 1941 with troops landing in southern Thailand and the northern states of Malaya. Almost every...

Toward a Global Interpretation of Military Government Anti-Fascism Campaigns

Collaboration in Japanese-occupied China (1937-1945): Old and New Questions

Japanese (Un)preparedness for the Occupation of Malaya

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